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- . 2 , 1 Troin 'Me U) t\'DO .:+7 -GAZETTE, .4pril 22, Ito 9. it' t' , . 1-21•7 r . ''; • iiiitileherik.;4pitil. , ' 4 ,10 •;V elV The King .I , nts!§etin pluaseidAtaitOppint , hines Se ; • firtlei-Juck4ol4 4n(1: -, Sarnuet &vs, • ti, Commi,gicitievsei Af , tE1,1444 4, iirlEentiffiidw room of Jsmecttaftrrifittett;KßlA . 4rt.. Graltarti,. kind Sir 4.altittlitOrti B4rt. rnmdvelll! Corninissionkin 'h't tOstretlity t , the Lord I.wilicu4nt. To b 2 LieutenartCol .r r cis- - . A ssOetipt Yrriith, t Esq. Wynn, Hag. drirLd 3r l it. 24, IE ,4. . To be , Majors...-. Wm. I hirop. dated- Soto:- 240 4,14.4,4P,1 CArree,, Esq. itiitt.c.)et. ♦ - '3'h iu John Roberts, f sq. Thos.ltneW,lS4l. 'SItA -RVsi Dart- H. Rpw hold, Edge ,Agbrrt rillith,-Esq-itt 100- Ellis, 'Esq. Grillith Williams, Esti. Robert Be l ler ? , Esq. dated Sept. z 4; ISitg. To. be Lieutenants.- John' liagl44S', Gent. Rd`-'r; belts, Gent. Win. Rob e rts, Gent. R.-Huntpbreys, Gent. Joseph Pring, Gent. Gent. John Sharp., 2.;e111. WM. P. Poole, Gent. dated' Sept. 24, ISOB. H. Thontas ' t.;enr. Wm. Parry, Gent. George Reynolds, Richard G 4 .411101, 041. 24. -18 44. To be Ensigns—Robert Williams, Gent. Samuel Lloyd, Gent. Thos. IF.I one ,s 'Gent. john' Ralibrnok, Gott: dated Sept. 24, 1808. David R. Voghe, Gent. Henry 11u4hes, Gent. Thos. Payne, Gent Robt. lones,Gent. - dated Od. 24, 'US. To be Quarter-Ntoter and nattalionClerks—Z' Jones, Cent: dated Sept. 24, itic.B. Osnien I'4,tchan.l, Lein. Oct.dmed 24. 1804. Tuner t.rgeons Thos. Jones, Gent. dated Sept. 24, ISA. .Robert Curry, Gent. daied,o6l. 24, 1848. CerrAmlssiont signed by the Lord Lieuteriiiit of the County of Bedford. tat Dattalifin of Bedfordshire Samuel Whitbread, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colintel-Com ut.nidant, il.ited I antra) . 25, 1801. Th e of Tayismck to be Lieutenant-Colonel, dated wit 1., 009. Rywlund Maori, Esq. to be Fitst Msjur. Spurgeon Purer, G6q. to be Second Major.- Both dated April is, ISeg. To be Captains -lolisi Green, E sq. Thomas Coeltman, F.sq. John Cooke, Esq. I. 14. Vowel*, I..sq. Thumas ' lloperolt, Esq. Nathaniel VAlerbert, £sq. 13.11'114411 Livius, All dated-April 1/1. Isa 9. To he I.ieuteo4nis -Cii4flio, Bailey, Gant. data! Tan. 2f. 13. I.nl,vs Gordon, Gent, lobo Bedford, Gent. (oho ) Vander, lt,ityvata Platt, tutus. RICIIVCI Han kin, Gent. W. iylarininA, Gent all dared April 12, 609. To be Erbios- Eilwarci andrp, Gent. loa. Cent. date.! ao9. To be Surgeort—Charles Short, Cent. dated tats. 2S, 1309. Cotoinis4ion in the• Norfolk Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu. ten cur. , Ensign Dashwoorl to be Lieuteli.uit, vice Tornpsnrt, dated Alien 13, ISO 9. Commissions in the Norfolk Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant, ist Western Kegiment. • To be Captains—George Samuel Kett. Esq. and Berry Lsq, lioth dated Mares) 3 . 0, 11k9. o. zd Ditto, • Henry Harvey', Esq. to he Dated I ,lfarch 3e) 149. To be Lieutenants ----Befijainio Francis, Gent. Edrnund•kolie Gent, I.' dvdard Mitchell, Gent. AlldatedMatcl, to, t 6 "9• • 3d Ditto, Henry Walker, Cent. to be Lieut. - Dated Mireh tZtl9. l:x2,trutt in the CAZZTTk. Of ' iluntingdonmie 1..0e 4 i1 lar David Mackie, Cent. to be. Surgeon. Dated September 24, igog, lead L)4viti Alu.kie, Gent. lobe Surg e. Dated ;;;:prember 24, r£ d.. 4 , . - • . • iSc9, . 31111011E1t 3 ItZTURNIUD .Tt) IN THIS . IA CS.t/T I'AKIXA thittivitlfor rye.L• The KOrtit lion. Charles'Arbuthnot; o n i of Kis bdtkit...ty's Wit- lion. Privy C. traittil, • to the room at'tiw lion, Henry Wetic..lh:y, who hoaosevted ttic te4t kiundreds. 11 41N 4e 14 U PIC 1:1!."S - IV I.4.Raf Tams Batt-limo, ,Dopttiard. KOnt, .dealer, fretri Ai,r 17.4 to I 041 aiCuilclhalt, Lyndon., • • ~ Richard fie4th, of Warnford-court,Thltimeirton-6treet, Lon_ dolt, . merchant, April • Unildhall. A ttorticy,'Air.' Artarris,pAgwry. total AVilson, of Ite.lk.street, •43 9 1,itvii.;scricirLt,. • Middlesex, merc:r, April zs, May firtie'3; At tweilve, at C;in;dhall Attorney; Mr. Dixon,. tv.assin-street, Soho. Edward Llllo6olll t of tne Adaln and Eve,. BoWling.strcet, AVestininster,.vichial ler,. April I,i', May z, and lune 3. at ,tetrie at Quildhall. :Wormy, Mr. Hydc.street, Woornahory. . • . fohn Andrews, of Manchester, innkeeper, May 1, 8, and lune 31 at , two, at the 'Palace In.t, Manchtqter. Attornics, legitti. Cowper and LoWo,,Sosithattipton.buildings, Lon dog tor Mr. lepon. Manchester. William Dation of l e anca4ter,' woollen •draper, May tc, at five, - 16, and • cline ai ei6Pett, tlia• King's Arms Inn, 11.4ncaster. •••A ttornies, Massa: lilakelock and rilakillsou, Eirn.FoUrt. TeMpie, London or *. L Lan. caster. last pit Walker, of tot It rtisley , Vnitthire, muititet, May' 24`, 26, 2011 lune 3, at . eleyen, at the 61epharit and Grails:, Sltrirlergate, York., Artornie, Szytrionr, Ygric ; or Mr. Sarah, Pump-court, Tempki, Lonslon. Kettairaw Spring, o fCa4tot, mercer', Niar IT, 2, :and unto 3, , at .el,Wert,•;alt:thst Coltagl 1 ntri Curator.. Nichu;scu, I,nuttk; or Messrs. Leigh anti Mason ' New 11146 k t -rim. Williamilaulett, of thvat'Whieinsiii , '4treet, hl idtllesex,'vie. • ttsailer, AP14• 1 4, , weil;eo'Mtry" so: ravone and tunc'3, pt,tch, at S4ildhall,. 4.ttorney, Ur. Cos:it:, New-4;111. Thoinas late (a Shaft'S-court, l.lCUlcr, A pril 24;'it tVveries M4y r, ',II one, anti rifle 3, ut ten; G It4hzrs." , b=4: 'aV4 Cr4ruch,i. , t 1 coC(t, proaci-ticet, , Nt.tnehesteri smalienre.insanuraituroAsy 5 ,6, arra lime 3, 41 tar. Xtut; , .l44Nclito.ter6., Attornies, Messrs , c , c;'"ilcr;": 4 o l Agul i mPl' l9 ""-- birit(l4o4s, CirAncery44ll44 'Londu6 . ; ur Mc. COJ4, - ford. Lancashire. lohn t at 30115 the elder, and 1 . 0 T3f3CRIS the youQger, of Ludgate-hill, Loam liciaieHer , i, April' 29, Alay 2, and lune 3, at one, at G •-• :V*lll4Y; *MY: Gitlin, GU. Bow.lattc. Thomas Adams, of Hir,h , stieet, .SOttiliark; bolder, April 29. May «, am' lune:3, teit,:altkirl..lll.lll, London, Aaturney • Al r. WilliaiC , calcsitor.a.treo, , cery-iatte. Joseph Cooper. of Iriams o'th' Eight; Laricashireoriaualler, May I. 2, ;it 4 tutu: 3. ,at two, - at. ilk: Dog,rava,.tvluti. cheitor. Attornica, Se, rs, Crva4 .9 411, Soo rod, Manchc*itri .ur Maul. koulkett (.40's. London. Mutdue,, of Wale.* KW, Mirtittlßlbelland. 044iler, 'April 2i, at twelve, May 13, u.,!,1 1.1,1 c 3, nt .0 04 ,,,, :tithe Georitc 14V1,:t1), Doekuray.hiy.i.u4:„ 4tturnier, M w Tr. l'ettwk, Nottit or . Own, likitcoll-t;4;letl, I.oLtdoll. Walter. Price, or t:atchlr,l;talnorpmAtirc; shopli.coper , AJ,t; 3,6, ;tad just 4 3, At tile Ktotuno roes, Mr, SteOltelt‘ltristul OrAr. vVeet, walks, Temple, Lothian. Obis &e*cotobb of kiolle.s4trcct, •St Mithtict.ett, uplit4lster, April as', May it, ataiiirml. t cas ; at Attorocy t Larli3lerstrua, Sultu-SClUate. Abraham Lowe,. late i44 1 1tV)4, lanilder orut April a 6, at eletien4fuiLl e t i e k , tillkih3h. A t [Owes', Mr.' Alfred, 'Chapiinstreel,""Kri tunSillei or .!r. Elam ' Sophia flettaall , faic:Ntl Nev,9l,44it-Attectp, Middlenx,. that. keepar, A viii M. 4 2 , o; . 9lpyln,and, liintj, 4EIO, , # 4 ti lidttaiL itol ney, Mr. Siblceit, . G . Olden-Oksare.. Williant late ut liasirislikltagfeet,‘Lunikiii; April 2g, 14•141.y,2 1 .irrul lung 3, at tivelvedoGulidltitli. At. tornies, Messrs. Yipidervonib anti comyn, Dual-lane, Cainion.street. Ms Eaton, of Godstone, Surrey, firther, April 2Q, M aY 6, l ° arid lune s, at twelve, a Guildhall, lAnulon. At willies, ; Mr. Dyne, Serjeantia-lon, Fleet.streer, Laudon; ol Mr. Drulutuorui, Croydon, Surrey. - • 4 ull mere N . titt t° if l llt i cata Lim; tgrilitrti .44+flicfail r 49 n t`tft r i i .V. 0 0 - P .iiii ‘ 4llB4 flul-7 r., • iktitoreithrnantrubire„,drugg.i . o,! 24, .5, And jpie3, at, .eleven, t at, Op Hotel, (....ar t , tta4leSt.. efiglitthi I E tellifiteir Min of' leas r. 7 Lotwilin 1 •W I LAN: Vi Veil, tal4i-arvorrshi l te. ' s - • • Trielnea44o44/44 . i o ) Starrilarit Lincolnshitei lirten.draper, ri!ir.-19, and June 3, alelveli, at the George Inn, St. 4s3arginttfikiiiiturd ifirtorstqutkson and Judd . , Stanitord. fltrog'l4 Weild64;lateot iorton.street; ar.d. I tine. 3, :it ten,. at Guild.. thail,!• l eat ier lityantf apthall-court, Throg. • • rsun c tirst l . r ,, - , • ilrenn'tewls, or 'White street, St. Mary,Whitechapel; 2„ and ade 3, atnen, at Gui Attorney, Air. lona Manley, Dorset. late*KcSalitftlYistiara. RriWtA)9lsAn...4 ( .olgate.in I.„ancashire, coal-mer --tltints:` Nt l ay — iii it fife,' '6, anal law 3, 'at eleven, at the •4141Cts 4,M*4.,,Laticat.-tcr. A ttorpics, Messrs. Bleasdale,.• lexander, and Ikeline, New ND, LOllllOll ; or Mr. Willis, :Laticitsterv , :• ,. . • . • 1)_/I"!D iti VS.. may 0 4 l".%11.7 1 / 1 cAti '.bcdminster,7 , Ramersetshire, grocer. May t 6, 1,. iiarktiess. 440.1c.streci, w.o.o.,scrcet, merchant. 'tine * 5 . I. Eireter, corn-ixerehant. 'May 24, R. Nlau i litam, 13reattord,#liddleseX,Araper. ;May 16. F. tidin, Angel:court, Throgniorton-st. merchant. May , 3o. C. Troutbecit, • Rathbone.:piaci,,iiplicilterer. May lb. . Fox and W. Fox, Pavement, l'insbary,.rnerchar ts. lune 27. E.. Hunt,..thike's-row, Pimlico. tilidillesexiltainter lune 3 . W. Mercer, Mile-end, Middlesex, horse.dealer. lune 3. I. Dian, Watling-street, linen=araper. • May 16. D. Maclaurin, Watling-street, warehouseman. May F. Cole; North Tawton, Devonshire, serge-maker. May is. S. Led, Bedford, Yorkiliireicotton-inanuladurer, May is. I. Cole, Mamhull. Dorsetshire, woolstapler. May 13. 1. Crucksli.allis, Lierrard-street, Bubo, 311-InanU • faeturer. . MayB6: P. Bache and A. Bache, Basinghall-streer, merchants . . May 16. C. Medley, Bolt-in:Tun lnn, kleet- street, .04 4 th. • master. lune 1. W. Kennerley, Hulm'a Chapel, Chester, mer cer . lune 3. T. Chapman, Macclesfield, Chester, butcher. , May 46. I. Sanaa. Saffron-hill, grocer. • May 17. S. Pears, Bread-street, warehouseman. May rs. I. Lang, Wakefield, Yorkshire, merchant. Mry 30. W. Finchana„ Covent-garden, earthenwaremsn. May 16. R. Battler, Oitistd-street, jeweller. lune 3. W. Gardner, Linton. Bedfordshire, sack-manufae. Curer. May 27. W. Richardson, New-cross, Surrey. . , Nlay 16. W. 1 . reeman. Souttr-cave. Yorkshire, 'poem • tvlay g. Johnson, Holborn-hull, linen-draper. . 6 4.4 P CA R I IF IC /IT May :3. I. M'Lanc, Little Newport.street, wine.rnerchant. T. klugheiilloyd, Poultry, slate-mcrctianr. L. Bentley, Higli:,rreet, Lambeth, chee4emonger. W. Barlow Stoekliort timber-merchant and builder. - T. Hick*on, Leic ester-square, snuemaitcr„ P. D.ivies, late ot . Utile St. Andrew -street, Seven Dials, vender or u4ediciiies. 1. Arkin*on, Clevaly Mill, Lancashire, miller. L. CQZCPI3. fencharch•street, merchant. Puna!, Bishup*gate-streer, linen•draper. , j. Edward*, Cat/ Cech, flintshirei,manutaautir of earthen , . , Wee. L. Horner, 'Lancaster, common brewer. L4ll' REPORT. . COURT OF KING'S BENCIf, Aram 12. DELI. V. TILEWDOD. This was an, action against the Defendant; who is is clergymap,*(or not removing his tythes from off the Plaintiff'S land, alter notice, given.. This was Ithe second adion brought upon the same 'question; and Ihe Plaintiff was IlOnsuited. • 7 • • ,-- Mr: Motikmiw moved to ,set aside the nouault, and to obtain a new trial. After stating the point upon which the tinnsnit had prodeedsd, and . ex pressing his . regret at the spirit 01 litigation that:pre- vailed het ween ,the partiei, the Clergyinan -having twine tha Plaintiff in the Ecclesiastical `Cutirt, and the Plaintiff' having wice sued the Cler. gymanqor. a nuisance in 014ffering the-tyt hes to rot upon. hi laud. land. The tythe in question was that of vggetables, mid the cabbages remained in the, plain tits- garden till they became putrid.—The Court granted a rule to slim cause,: COPY-Mt-MIN MEISIC. • cutuRNTl p. oop:t,eisto. This was an action for ,an.: infringement of the' copy -right in the sale ,of a song, entitled " Heigh Ho!" Sting by Mrs. niekoni, in the Opera of f.g.Two Faces wider a Hood," and a verdia was obtained for, the Plaintiff. Mr, Gait How, this day, moved for a rule to skew cause why that verdidt, slio lc! net be in .- aside, and e tioniuit entered. -; He said, the qulltion' was of great - importance to' music sellers, and was Whether a tingle sherC of paper, containing a song, and the music ifti)ted to it, cou l d,. be deetned a,bodk , under the provisions of the sta tute of Queen' Anne . ? Their 'LordihiPS kr4W that tke statute in question was passed for the.eticourage :meta of learned tuen--,for r , writers and authors :of ustritt fitidks-=-and to 'secu re :it copy-riiht iu their produaions. Now he meant to contend, that the'' ,song.. in .question. could ,not be construed a book, and consequently ,was, not, rithitt the statute. It .might belt • tatefor tiorSt;.butt it , was not, a' ute.ful book ; and the Plaintiff baci-noleg,il claim to copy right. _ Lord ELLEi4BOROUGH thrmgitt the question ought 'to be,litiatly settled, as . it hail bt:eit`tictforc .rnooked. He 'ilit.irdae granted molt, to sbevt chose, and:said ,it witt'fit,i(itionlti scileLoolji t 'iii*uect and decided. , The' rest of 'the day was od4pied . in (11 4 cuslini; "xiewliials,'oftiLigeneral ittiPortance. I' COURT OF c, 4 1114 1 '1 1 1y, COLON iz,L 11A nyOpp k A.,,,lpMpl';,VAtikit +TOPIC gitita4., A N ; gli to wt. ! ottpAril.,- This ‘% as a Bill filed I:l o ool. , , l boiritlif t Againat,the..: Defepchhits, e . li k ariling Mr. Too4e with l'ilvinp;:eb tairieJ, hy',unkine means, fti4 and ruittrepretatn: trytp i kil, in . the yeav 1098, a certain-pro toiJiory 4tF,t Ri x atisifl lOr -sum of 4,oool:,payahle. gt a certain,* to, the year enmlitig, for Which urn . eitxt v4tvOle conhitkiration wltit, g ives ) to :the Piainfitf. 'hei Bill prayed that this promissory `cote might be cutteetted, or given up to the Plaintiti. 1141t4r,-.: as 'Connseli tor 'diet 'laintifl; stated, .tbat,iqr. Horne. , the Defendant,, laid assumpd thev. .80111.01.6tt Tooke, in addition to icHerne, in' . or , -about"thv year 1•788 . , under-an expectation of inlic.;;! liking:Ow whole, or part tit thdemate of a Mr.' Wit- Yooke,' of-Norwieh, in the' county ,of-Nor- , 1 ditictitt ~ t he year t'B in the tt~act~uticart of, the ViainfifiViwho is ille:iiiphotv, and .of:Ide; Jof)t): , also a dephew Of the derettiet both the next O 1 kin, and, heirs at lativiloilhe,:ti' sensed ; that the' Defendant hid used undtie.iMig ence over the deceatied while he4fai avrariaricelvitk tpmily,, and while: thipidaißOTAvaa gated isi a •mditary capacity; but ihat:a feeanciiiation had taken : place, and the Airtime wet begtfeithed WO* tirc:tmstatices of Mr,.... ihn_,Horne Tooke-tliat . 1 reat intimacy teitii i , !glace ~4etwpen the Ilai . atilf 1 aria' WWI-ILAN , fhweilivaryadadiiVinfliihia 7 I tii f iekjile:viriinrrriLleff,ulo` l ,r Ilisi"cit4thiNitti4 iti'lliSre*ef %et 4 1 dif s lite i til Si ri iffrpith fits cii 1 di r i V. t lieArmitg; t reto cif iheil i teliimi .. keit i meo ag ; • eflrMs, - iirerilidrtisted' l'V the old ipiii . , hi - 0' iaito 'At,' the I)tiftindaiii'Mr.. Herne . Tooke; link !L t elitel"s'isZ Gauler and Davis, AttornieS", of Essex4ttgBi, 4il'ilM" Strand, who aetedfirrrommoif for 'bbth parties in 1 t3d4f,. In the ,munth.,. of ,July, tsda,-.llr. Elornd Tooko,liad, a kw days T illywitti9g 144iiuktuit: A9:O. Opie, of perneri r amet, ,I , v4;1 1- b,t4F41,4ip7,1 tiR . .410 a house, at the l reque,..st of .thalaimi4, 00.1 .1. . sired - of the 1') ain tiif a fulfil I imit,_qf himiire pk gv, Aval speCling the purchase of threu i aptiuttie,q.f494 a-. year each, to and for the ufq.oi the rili4l3-k4 dat.wliteri of the Defendant,...Mr. Horne: ohs. • id. their m9tlier, which Sir .Vripicis_Burclet ! c„t,hq vr . Delcodant, ,was pre v ailed, with by theanOc . s t i J 1 , ., . yin* of .Mr.florti Took,c to grant,. it ! i tk.Bill. charge 4, under a,l4g9i,c4iusion, and : y4.. 4, u..ipw 01 apii . ropriating ! ih . e a rpon9y . thus‘otaiainecl . trtiqt ;Iv uses than that or, providing, f( ;r the claughterfland their Mother._ The Bill stated,. that Sir Francis Bar tlett wa, at the time of this t trAnsapion at Bath i and that Mr. Horne Tooke gave out at treat time that Mr. Cowls, the Lit her-in-law of Sir Francis Burdett, was tit,: per,on negociating for, the purchase, : with whom Mr. Horne Luke stated, on the _day pf obtaining the note in question -from,,ilie Plaintiff, he was is lionohr buund to keep, up his credit by p lying in the Money. • That the,b4lik stamp - paper produced to the Plaintiff on this occasion, and which he was in cautiously indace4,er fraudulently prevailed upon to sign by Mr. .1-IQrpe 'rookesi representatiAs, wa suppOied by him to be for a lesser sum than 40001. winch his pecuniary cireurnatanCeS could not then afford, and that further evidence of fraud appeared from the time it was made payable.. A very long . string of charges of fraud, circumvention, and Im position were stated from the Bill against the De fendant, Mr. Horne Tooke, with resped to this very extraordinary transaction, and some charges against Sir Francis Burdett also. . - The answers of Nr.,fforneTooke.were. stated• at-. full length, ,both his first - and second answer, in which he deposed, •in the nwst strong- and pointed terms, that every,charge of,:frand, circumventinn,, ,or collusion, • respetling this transaaion, was utterly unfounded, in fail,. for ,that the. conneaion,he bad With the Plaintiff's family, .•and, : rwitli : himself, was,. the consequence of. their solicitations, and that the promissory : note was obtained ,purstiapt to the .free. and,voluntary pOr4Yepeatedly pressed,..upon him by the Plaintiff, and according to his solemn promises, and that he had on the.very next day written;aJetter ,to Sir F. Burdett,. acquainting him :with the- whale transaCtion.- The most positives denial spited of any manner:of : influence being exercised over. the. mind of Sir Francis Burdett by, .Mr. lime Tooke. respeaing these. annuities, although AO admitted his general influence as to-friendship over- ; the worthy Baronet's liberality and kindness. , We have rarely: heard. ,an answer. to a Bill in .liquity framed in .so strong,..clear, and.furcihle :terms, .aa these of .Mr. Horne 'Tool:it—Further hearing to-morrow. A labouring man named Turner, r.:,lling at Ell- Oar - Hillifax; 'having tatqy, :ittitcl: of th e cramp in one of fiii,feet . 0.064 th'e bight, sought to, alleYlate the Pain by placing his foot upon the hearth in the bed-room, when the snildtn cold removed the complaint to a vital part, and he died in an hoar after. • STALE Tatcr..—On Saturday af,teinoon a young man Of the name of Roache,latelx frorii was accosted: by two genteel looking men in Fen church-street ; a confederate dropped a pikicel Which the two pieked• up, ,and condescrodinglY .aSked Hibernian to accoinlyiny theta to :a Rpliel4use share in the price . 9n opening .tite clniled a brilliant pair of ear-rings, with: i':',ieotOrfor, .BQlAndwith scvningdisinteresteduess they plitAhe rn ;lite his hands, 'arid hint hat TA c tlt 11 , 4 0.; be answered ISJ. which they tt,olc ar a ecurtty for the bauble, and went away with a promise fO can: . His patience being worn out he Oewed,ti l e ear-rings to a jeweller, who declared tiiciF taloe be 7 . 5. 1.140,:nt - Mr; Powys, brother to the Tleftn o CANTER- Nutty, on . 'flinrsday stint - light, was found - drowned in a, l pond,-; #t Fowley, ;in Oafords,hire. ,Be.nad, ;been to the 4oartkir Sessions, and on hismeture:. Ronne, was, at bia.own, desire, 4et tiawrco rlbontrclitio tance f ront his own .dwellffig.by a friend : the night being very dark, it is supposed he walked into the pond, and, being overcome by fright, tell down, and was ,sia fioni tell, as . the -Water Scsidely 7coveredit kn. Married, on Thursday t he - i 3th Inst. at Lu,thburr, by the 'ltev.. Wilyrnti.n, Mr. iIENRy PiTctiett 7 A of Northdeet, to Miks As NP, SoTttra3v, you ;1 : dangliter of the 'hue Mr. JOHN S67llElll', - of York-!' street; Covent-garden . , great curiosity has ti pit excited f,p Ii.CUKRANN lerociOu tl, Magazine for the cnsuing„, i'vl,9tltil,,,,NVe,4ave dotlON ; t4t in ,its it jhari the ltepo‘ifory t . Artti t . thesgin.94, kieigg klto NumberAfolyk.Woqi, wq understeck...;kaLi eic4o4it,o4 .l . , 443'KiFtY*Pli,iiakriPM4n 'Kpy#lyidepat:t. iNALJE 441,114 4 9 P (ski4c-ir. neck and ;1 th 6 gPPrkioriqlEkl.Pera..VA9l)ietnlitt itAcjn,r;!o4 ,it Is exented i , we are hot surprised ibat thisToblif4.oolo ;ran k s so hio in the :estilunaoti of every person of 'genuine 'rho attachment of Dame Furttme to Icr i favourito nt , ,etir; Sir J: Utz ;,,Nse!n:an, wig' never mfiee . couspi-' hist, Friday; /Ist April. l 1400.fie.liWitOilArt4s&rililti 04y, it! adclitioi) to i t is toro inr,..109,945i..2 1 .P.9• 0 P0r, 4 J!1,0001. a 5 00y1 ‘ ,.1. 6 ,..,6; t a c t iint o urit', 6 4 'to dispose of the rclUalniti c ,,er OttOtitl*Tfiziiir tirlto;,tio 01. Go oi 0001. b oos. Sze. l' unpin the,.\\Chitriii which must - be dromi,either on ristOlfdqfPqq4l447 flext. •:" :) I' „A. t‘t IT • • "," SHIP ''Rif.. ZO• potted by.....11ae 1 .1; lora, Hart4t„ i from. *menu* r Belinha, 'rouge ; and the Favourite, I.ahgdon, from Malta. Pianter, Graham; for Surinam; Mentor, Ste ilemon, st, Thomas's; and the Jean t ;, !Mercer, ,for Teitririffe. - 6 1-.•. , • , . . 10r.TL....7i.1ty t tv.he..rdt*-ar-lt: Margiiret's, Mr. I. T- Smitli,, ,of yxib:.- 0 1,-sila I I ..heiir.,,,k;%lolcx, r ip...vi 4 1 itinN4Y, only thalgirree arflr. - 74,titnirt-; or 'NW 4ttiet, ‘Vt.!t ntinster. , t n ' te 4l u64Y, Pisri -104 i- 04 5 2•4100.4.7. - vsq , . Corotiettir. 'ref I'ar:;:l.ttte, to "Frances, secot augliterOt Sartivel lifFPN't . Esq ; ot Gl:An:land Dyoc. , , . . bat week, 'eki rieloteliks lite:aged Ssr, of floe Benham, In Pf,i4 l .lwri IA 4t4.4.Mistitia4. I , liVed AS* '. , ....- . . D lftt. 1 _Oil_the 4da insr. ,Vsher -Essex Eckworth, Esq after a :piiiikffSlitilii:O.Tiia?"A; &sit -- ',..' ' i ‘ - ,Vll4bea#4,ll.Aitiit . lutAnarailalcelk Skye, tolm Alexana-r (-I:oFik h 41q. ~.; 4pulm slitislpf a l li)solui I.4te Lit:ooo4ot t... Ti)nrofihe Royzl Leith Valli:accts. — On Monday last, at Falmouth, after a' short` illness; lt,i.: chard - Boaustiod, ; Esc': An atett - 40yea r.of ' Ilia up.- WVegiti,l4 0. ; 4,...i0.44 .Rieltuouli v Aliffi4yi.,t4iss Ilarriet Wu A' c, of a delute, . " .' L , tilt kV 4ilesday the loth _lnst. at Wiiliant -Strutt's, K, Slttlhgey;--Stiirlik, , AVilliam tlienry Barstow, son of Major and .Mts. , Bar.apw, of tha 6gth li.rgirpent, aged three yeAti: and tlv.-: months, arter i'lild of sQvcre suffilill,g. 'l'ile sivne‘ day,' IV StoiltuktAii)on - Tees,' ageJ As, Ed tvaiti . Brown, Esq. ' - , 014.-Yer44.llporpipg,,AftArtkievere illness., Mrs. Diane; wile or r„. Thotnis - Prane j o ,Liplehouse. . -On Friifit eiening,iftherfilli se in Devonstilre-place, aged 7 7 . I -AY' TM ttgrti"SOutilhvil 1,-nlll6t of Sir.Clerneot Trafford, of Dunton-1-144,f . 0 Itie. county of LincoUl A rew (Ly s ago, at "Peterborough; Mrs. enry Schutz, Lidy of the Rev. Dr. Schutz. ... ' .. _.,4.,P ... 4; PR ICE OF .t 7"ifite/C5 r - -ill Ith:! , - , • C 4II ''''' iA T 1:11)1 ° V.,.. nelikAtOife;: : : ' V k. n ' 1 W S toc k, 1 84 Nary Slier Cent. gSit i . I India Bonds, tp.k4s. pr. I rtsh s per. Cent. - . Smith Sea Stock, ' • ' 4 per cenr,,S2, Si i , Exeneq. Bills, ;Is. 14$. pt. 1 rvr Cent: keet. fiAM Imperial 3 per Cont.' 3 per Cent. Cons, 67 g it Ditto 'ln"' Bank L. Am; IF} s-16ths i Cons. ior estß MO, A ~ 7 Ii i ' —........... ' r • .. RENOVATED lIEALTH. IT h.A.:s been too frequently the subject of just - and general reprobation, (oat men destitute ofthe eleinetits,P ( the medianl art have ;attired t hemselves as candidates fur public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose . of doing Jostize to the result of studies andexperience , an d to prevent us from being classed anion,; those empiricsk , vhois imprudent pretensionvhave, unthrtunately tbr society', been too favourably received, we be leave to submit to the iibenti and enlighsened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac.. , . quire:ltems. Alter having received a regular medical educe.. nob- is the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Wizard, wikpse Iditurci and prance we i;arertil ly attended, as ppotesiairs and • surgeons of the London, Hospital; we entered ourseivet at students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire „inernt,.the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were Instructed iu.t11.7 different branches of anatotny, surgery, the theory arid , , p i it r .a a : e le t ai i:e .::: :: : p )u hy nt s:c ail ,, s e n t d iel lt n ii ii t t h r et y, fo m rd icl i w , i l t . e i r: l , r bk us )ta t botany, &c. lak ei n l or r . . :. by that eminent professOrS, Drs. Moore, Gregory,,AllAckt,i ) .. tie deemetiiprettumptuohs.iirsaying ithAt'•out prolieleney woo • .! ,ac.iiiirements areaut ineoosiderable m il i v.titit lor,A li/ivories ' • 1: s ot' e Venereal COmPiainis,:ind ate varottsAstise!''' • ' of Debilityl. the particilarleb?et ot ottrsttniieg and l'Obi ce -t-' . • • it 'Till , wo- lirtPetlxralkoweg that:we have se4uired sthiarlot ' knowledge of their tteatrucu t t and Inti,e., 7 .1 n slight atvgleeen t. cases of infee..lsnV grit. , 6t're-eitablishinent it catt l l l 4. le64 Y' s ! the-short perfed'of teet days'rlarrf in those-of "the titinost if:- , 'veteracy, -abate erizet, pactitamens ha* failed of sueetiS!k,lt . et Persv4r4SC ill P W '449.0 ttestlenellt•CllSUNs to tint' pant:ova saleli,a radical cilte. .' . _,. : , •,_ • . Arnidst the lneiahohort - varletV of liihordttit rini4b arc tilt , . ,: effeels of a liabiteinng - altd. ortost.thilnippily Inirsted;l4 t int , youth of b0;11 s,eze4,,tricre itxg. none mote ,alarrilirtlr4- 411 , Na . 1 ,distressing than those deficiencies :tad. de4i,iktiekttitii; ll.4t ,: ~ .r quently prevent.ot entbikrer the rhattltuntiiatrtate . 1 .- c , : , ''!!'i. - ..,.,, L . . v •persons.,;t inust.te a:consolation SoikilOw.thatotharmay.llo% • ..bye new at d. infallible mode of t reatmeritdic motored-to:loc greatestot all hiiiisan blessings, a strong, mail t• and , vigQ t _,!' ~ ous constitution. in :It cases 'of 'debility; frlnn ‘vhafevcr, eausparising, as wellis inteeryspeeiL e S of inmereal-infeetion , :... e w st e s rn3 ecr Y ee b ;rnd ns l 'Patients in teitto three* and ftain' 6 in.the evening , tin 'to annight: . -... „ ii m i n ted ou b r. y paHt6icunitssoflloeintsituaitt,a•stioativ:itthhorthnecg.;i:: .. IdtSOf their cisleb,eag'-c\',llannttrlYtte,4"neCrsr? '11 4 : $ 1)S: c o t f t li s v tusl ine t i l ; PFt t aoc ie 744 ; . ; ' closing a remittance for advice And medietnes, IYa .. ._ , 1 ~., kli tut 11)In. -i•o'ensot- ~ will given, or sent to any part a t , t ,, e 1 -- ( , ..,, tage O V,,' Isrtitiong, the p that, secrecy so essentia I to our.- ,, CURRIE slid Co. Surge 6 os% i : ',„ Landon and. P.dinbutp, atCon-garden- a le ba tt: c rs , :i ciipwa ily be ad:drtrooreseothe arescoaufn"Ltno.t4n.ro. ii.ro:7lic;iitii. . 1 , ofr. .., during the inne they a . t. , formed the duties .lisigned theist ' dun , . , . ... tended thdr•Lolures,and Vra4Loc• .; - .s. ' L ' ~1 , ~ ... ttir:ditimeensast;:s..:Huirri, aendandbuCtoilinhitai,e'‘'vi;e.hrti;vcia_w_S. i t ' l r c.:r otri .l; t ,: ti ,, :s t :: ,. ----.- - • - Ei'Unburgh, May at4ilatt• .' St*, . - , ' . • To T. Tattlf , LOß, Starlet/ . Lon n, do '7 l ( . l. tit ., N . evf . r irki .,. 4e-Slr '7 4 ,„.: • : ,*: e.L.Tilce,Nv-:fio. the~' Spring eiSmPacrnpintthrigspil°4blfnutt„i7w*ga4hstcthihe. rl l l V3 o t b e l ' a j a ic o ill i d t iti t l:; e i ci il 4 . l . o : l4 :ir4;li 4 it , :ir a li d o .. ~..'.'.. Physician, who put a semporary,stop to tbe viol!, ..... 17,1:Lr - o f t he Disease (by Mercurial applications) for war • Cline; but growing, in spite of 111 medne and the advier!.. of the first Gentlemen of. the . Factrlty herc,, vvorse and won , e for tw o i be ga ) r .t s , , ik l i ( w le a s s cr r il e ) d ti tt o c n e:i bo to. h .a ag ss zt a n te ei a l l t n ir tt e ls i t el i , l e n r : - arnadrAnnieciee'reit:firroni head to foot.--My he i ttip throat, ?meth. none , legs, arms, 'c. have been alternately beeonting useless; in short, I have had from twenty to in olanger or - ulcers op Inv , body,'nearly totally do" Viirly dettulg ___ l " 11 be . 1 • - rise a il my ease-stince it to sly, there never was, or ever w iiptio, one of a more. 'dangerous, or of -a more contiiti: c v l xi i nature. I was long. looked ,upoit by my friends, and i mal i ne d myself, Beyond all' hopes pf recover , an d, .100 deed, in my- then condition, death - was pEeferable to VI more than miserable state.. In this dreadful aftnition d' I dug a , tin?At , ,,po4,crable; e/t4 Lowe, till . I)iwincreinviden c* 1 • .- h.rrtvi. ii. i o n f hl Plyt a} :out a lt- rl t e n w y s t eP A Pe enti l. sc°renattlaiinti,ngl this s OUl 4a if s o e cit ° _ l -1 1 ria..l4:!oriociihurtld, by 7 .41 e g .,,0 tt f 0 . i to t u i r ma l t E n A ct K in ti t s lip i;A. o9 l;iii:; . :4 t i h a yi, long , been, fatter ~. moreffrait,ftnir years Intleser,o4.4d distrass),,in,as good.a state nfiteitlth as ever', eiijori; ' 4 .. 5,': . roof of this, I had a fine, thriving:, lie.AlthyVeli ,Elgi n gne a few mc.ntlts-pro. In ,gtatitticle,4? Gott, gigt.lll,,,ltur* - iial"-.:iailikiring •ItY'eelt , ;w-:reattirt.t service , I t ,44,!5t yn.o 11 ' i N blisioliik; acid yov, may'. ,at arty tierce refer per s ons '‘vb!)..., wish to he saiiiliked of •abc.• truth of 010, or further, pen !cl,l,l? -v lti rit,-"Or rnv fr -'• ' . s , • , , .....,...,, ay lotter.er.persort• . 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